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In surveys, 80 percent of Americans report changing their spending habits to accommodate rising gas prices.

They are designed to raise prices, enriching producers at consumers' expense.

The idea that any of the most famous U.S. entrepreneurs got where they are through, say, wage theft is laughable.

The nation's debt is much worse than during the 2011 debt ceiling crisis -- but both parties are further away than ever from seriously tackling the issue.

The appeal will be uphill, but it's fine. Suggesting that the judges are in the tank for China is not.

Prime Minister Carney is attempting failed industrial policy again under a different name.

Wealthy homeowners should be insured by the market.

Export controls undermine America's long-term technological edge.

The U.K.'s foolish approach to wage discrimination has left a host of economic problems in its wake.

The 2-1 ruling rejected the president's attempt to equate a balance-of-payments deficit with a trade deficit.